Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24
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sash wesk Il he otf1fi Book store.
Mr.. ami Mrs. W. II. whiicomb and
daughter accompanied by Mrs. G. III,
Roble and Mrs. l.. ID. Andrews, departed
for Lincoln. Neb.. where they will spetd
the summer mouths 10 visiting friends
and rtlstlyes.
John Wilson, formerly 10 business here
ut At present In the lumber business In
Plorlis, has returned. We understand
tha, Mr. Wilson has 80 arranged his
with him whether be returns or not.
A few days since the children sc, IRE 10
a pile OF straw near the Methodist build.
ings, and. bat for the timely aid rendered
in eriinguishlng IL the buildings would
probably have been burned.
The decoration on the Interior OF tbs
Methodist Church Is spoken very highly
OF.
J. A. Bolster has been sppolnied High
way Surveyor In the village District
The appointment rendered Gen. q. l..
Beal, by GOV. Dodwell. OF Inspector Gen
ersl. has been accepted.
The new and old Grange Buildings
have been treated 10 q coat OF white paint
aud look very becoming In their new
dress.
George, the eleven year old son OF John
Denine, jumped from the second story
window In bis sleep the other night III,
struck upon some trellls work whict
broke his fall. lie was slightly Injured.
@. 1. Cummings Is fiitlng up q camp on
Pixies nlll, where he and family will pass
the hottest days In the cool breetes OF The
| old hill.
Dr. Elmou J. Soyes IL soon 10 take
trip TO Bartlett, N. H., where be thinks
fsvorably OF settling.
The Methodist Society contemplate
holding their meetings on the Sabbath 10
the morning. thus enabling those who de
sire 10 attend two services on Sunday.
Horace Cole has launched bis steam
Yacht "IIeurietts" The boat has beer
thoroughly repaired and Is In nrstelss'
condition for the summer campaign.
Capt. Stesrns Las resigned his commits
sion TO the Norway Light Infantry.
| Harry Rust Post will Join Dwinal Pos
OF Nc. Pals on Monday morning OF Me
morisi Day to decorate the graves o. Ok
ford. In the afternoon those OF this place
Mrs. A. T.. Morrison, OF Dover. ". III.
IL visiting at her home-Mr. freelant
Howe.
The Noyes Block IL being painted.
Mrs. Winthrop Stevens has hid hel
house painted.
George II. Small hiss decorated th'
Ching room OF the Bears House.
| A. j. Avery hiss secured patent Tor his
Invention for the trimming OF edges o
boots and shoes.
w. w. whiimsrsh. Freelsni Howe and
SOP, George Han, VIII Chase and Herr,
Crockett are on the lakes fishing.
A. ID. & Y. 7. True have sold thsl
grocery business TO Emery Littlehale o.
Bethel.
Annual meeting OF the Oxford Confer
ence Of the Congregational Church NEE
At the "a Church In Norway jane 7Ih and
slh.
The trench for laying the water pipes
from the street to the Academy Builting'
has been dug.
A running match At Norway Hall. Fri
day evening. FASTEST runner Fred Foster
OF Oxford.